| Time | Forecast |
(mm)
|
Temp.
|
% Rel
|
(Km/h)
|
0°C Altitude (m) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 08:00 |
|
---
|
10.5° Felt 8.7° | 69% |
SSW
Weak
4
km/h
Gusts 16 km/h
|
3700m |
| 09:00 |
|
---
|
11.6° Felt 10.3° | 72% |
WSW
Weak
3
km/h
Gusts 13 km/h
|
3640m |
| 10:00 |
|
---
|
12.8° Felt 11.8° | 68% |
WSW
Weak
6
km/h
Gusts 18 km/h
|
3650m |
| 11:00 |
|
---
|
13.6° Felt 11.7° | 60% |
WNW
Weak
9
km/h
Gusts 23 km/h
|
3550m |
| 12:00 |
|
---
|
13.7° Felt 11° | 60% |
W
Weak
11
km/h
Gusts 29 km/h
|
3560m |
| 13:00 |
|
---
|
13.5° Felt 10.7° | 60% |
WNW
Weak
12
km/h
Gusts 31 km/h
|
3500m |
| 14:00 |
|
---
|
13.5° Felt 11° | 62% |
WNW
Weak
11
km/h
Gusts 27 km/h
|
3530m |
| 15:00 |
|
---
|
12.8° Felt 10.7° | 67% |
WNW
Weak
9
km/h
Gusts 26 km/h
|
3510m |
| 16:00 |
|
---
|
12.1° Felt 10.4° | 72% |
WNW
Weak
7
km/h
Gusts 21 km/h
|
3460m |
| 17:00 |
|
---
|
11.3° Felt 9.4° | 74% |
WNW
Weak
8
km/h
Gusts 24 km/h
|
3470m |
| 18:00 |
|
---
|
10.7° Felt 9.5° | 77% |
WNW
Weak
3
km/h
Gusts 23 km/h
|
3430m |
| 19:00 |
|
---
|
9.6° Felt 8.3° | 82% |
SE
Weak
3
km/h
Gusts 11 km/h
|
3410m |
| 20:00 |
|
---
|
8.9° Felt 7.7° | 77% |
SE
Calm
1
km/h
Gusts 9 km/h
|
3670m |
| 21:00 |
|
---
|
8.1° Felt 6.2° | 75% |
ESE
Weak
3
km/h
Gusts 7 km/h
|
3740m |
| 22:00 |
|
---
|
7.4° Felt 5.1° | 77% |
ESE
Weak
6
km/h
Gusts 9 km/h
|
3760m |
| 23:00 |
|
---
|
7.5° Felt 5.1° | 74% |
SE
Weak
6
km/h
Gusts 14 km/h
|
3840m |
| 00:00 |
|
---
|
8.5° Felt 6.4° | 68% |
SSE
Weak
3
km/h
Gusts 12 km/h
|
3850m |
| 01:00 |
|
---
|
8.1° Felt 6° | 70% |
SSE
Weak
3
km/h
Gusts 9 km/h
|
3900m |
Weather forecast for...
Weather Sorapis Lake: Weather forecast for Monday
Discovering Sorapis Lake
Lake Sorapis, nestled among the peaks of the Ampezzo Dolomites, is not only a natural wonder but also a site rich in cultural significance. Located at 1925 m a.s.l., it is accessed from Passo Tre Croci via the scenic CAI Trail 215, which winds through breathtaking landscapes and equipped sections.
The lake lies within the Ampezzo Dolomites Natural Park, part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, and symbolizes the local Ladin heritage. Along the trail, hikers encounter remnants of the Vallo Alpino, a defensive system dating back to World War II, with historic bunkers and anti-tank ditches. Nearby, the Rifugio Vandelli, originally known as Sorapisshütte, managed by the CAI, reflects the area's long-standing mountaineering tradition.
Adding to its charm is the legend of King Sorapis and Misurina—a tale passed down through generations. It tells of a king transformed into a mountain whose tears formed the lake, all to please his whimsical daughter. This myth infuses the hike with a poetic link between nature and storytelling.